God bless you. I came here to see if someone explained the exercise in a more understandable way. I would have never in a million years understood it from the original description.
The requirements between different languages are vastly different. In Python and JavaScript the input goes up to 2^16 while in Java and C# it can be as big as INT.MAX_VALUE.
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Oh my God! Now I got it! Thank you so much! That description is so BADLY WRITTEN! It made no sense what I was supposed to do...
thank you. I could not have done it without your explanation
God bless you. I came here to see if someone explained the exercise in a more understandable way. I would have never in a million years understood it from the original description.
Same issue was raised above with its sourse found/explained. Closing this one.
read my message...
When solving using C#
C# and Java are ~32,000 times faster than JS? What?
just because their natural speed is different...? (JS should go higher, then)
wut!?? x/
The requirements between different languages are vastly different. In Python and JavaScript the input goes up to
2^16
while in Java and C# it can be as big asINT.MAX_VALUE
.35 is a perfect power
Expected: not null
But was: null
So confusing. Please, update the description.
The second point isn't true, because when you add three numbers, the number of operations is two.
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